Introduction to Supawood Waffle Blades
Our latest product offering – WAFFLE BLADES – brings together the best of both worlds; superior acoustic ceilings with custom-made geometric 3-dimensional cube designs.
Acoustic Design for Education
Successful architecture means that rooms for speech must also be designed to facilitate clear communication with consideration to the function and layout of the space. This implies that designers, architects and acoustic consultants should actively collaborate.
Unlocking Design Potential: Why SUPAWOOD SUPASLAT is the Architects’ Choice
In the world of architecture and construction, the selection of materials is crucial to the overall success of a project. The right choice can elevate a design, demonstrating the architect’s vision and talent in a tangible way.
The Complete Guide to LRV (Light Reflectance Value) in Commercial Interiors
Light Reflectance Value (LRV) quantifies the reflectivity of a surface, indicating the percentage of visible light it reflects when illuminated. On a scale from 0 (black, no reflectance) to 100 (white, maximum reflectance), LRV is used to assess various building elements, with specific requirements based on their functions and types.
Vapour membranes – what are they & how do they affect a space?
A vapour barrier or vapour membrane, also known as a vapour retarder, is a material used in construction to prevent moisture from passing through the building envelope, including ceilings, walls, and floors. The purpose of a vapour membrane in a ceiling is to reduce the transfer of water vapour, or moisture, from the indoor space to the insulation and structural components of the ceiling, and to prevent condensation from occurring within the building assembly.
Architecturally Sound. Part 4: Resonance
Situated in the Peruvian Andes, beholds an acoustical marvel within a 3000 year old underground stone maze. It is over a kilometre long and consists of a series of at least 30 corridors.